Sentence examples for most decorative from inspiring English sources

Contemporary studio glass artists have created some of the most decorative and inventive designs.

Perversely, the band's most decorative instruments, the guarantors of its soft-rock vibe, became the most powerful parts of the band: Joseph Shabason's saxophone and JP Carter's trumpet.

Message, not medium, is the motive of even the most decorative work, in which visual pleasure serves to enhance belief and, perhaps, to give a foretaste of Paradise.

Ever since she first appeared in Anita Loos's great comic novel "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" in 1925, Miss Lee has been one of the most decorative embodiments of this country's determination to win and be wealthy.

"Today only the most decorative ones can still be found in markets and auctions, if you have some patience, but they are usually in a very poor state, and while relatively inexpensive to buy, they require expensive restoration to make them work," he said.

Hawks is the most stylish of American directors — this doesn't mean that he makes the prettiest or most decorative movies, but that he understands, better than any other filmmaker, the connection between the way a person looks and the way that he or she is.

"Kast" (circa 1700), a magnificent pine and tulipwood cabinet with monochromatic painted decoration, is probably the single most important decorative art object in the show.

Later, marquetry decoration and walnut-veneer surfaces became the most common decorative treatments.

Hexi painting was historically documented as the most sophisticated decorative art representing the highest levels of technological knowledge and skills for decorating the Chinese Qing (1644 1911 AD) imperial architecture.

Most are decorative fanciful objects, though some also serve a function.

"The result was one of the most intoxicating decorative ensembles in the world," Schjeldahl writes.